The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-06


ministration of Superintendent Nutting.
AMONG the late arrivals at the Pavilion
are Hon. A. NJ. Dickey of Bradford, S. o.
Hersey of Oregon, Hon. w. II. II. Bing-
ham of Stowe T. S. Miller of st. Albans
Ten route to the Maine woods) and James
T. Phelps, a well-known insurance man of
Boston.
A. II. BAKER, Harvey Wech, Clarence
Pierce, John Pierce, Huber Brewer, Levi
Bixby, G.. II. Wilder, II. ID. Hopkins, Jr.,
Henry Farwell, Will Brock, Will Stowell,
Carl Bancroft, Fred Shepard, Richard Hyde
and Rob Wilson go into camp at Highgate
Springs next week, to remain until about
the 1st of August.
THE band voted the other evening to ten
der their services gratuitously for one even
ing each to the various church and other
prominent public societies for any work
which they can do In connection with the
regular weekly out.of-door concerts, and
performed the service for the Unitarian
people by playing at their lawn party Thurs
day evening last
BY many Montpelier people who had
made their plans to go by special train to
attend the funeral of the late Judge Poland,
which was expected to take place on Tues
day, disappointment was felt upon receipt of
the announcements at an hour TOO late tor
them to reach st. Johnsbury, that the time
Tor the holding oil the funeral had oeeh
'O.f f.n was "oV iue"'o'"U'o ioi @"S
o'PoCi"i '''''"i oo"Oo ~
Peopie 'ioiii Vii'' p'"0o "''oh'oi V"o '''
JohnSoury ceienratloh, more went 10 buI-
ilngton ana flattsburgh ana less 10 81 Al,
bans TO witness the games OF base pan
played there. flre,crackers ana torpeuoes
were 1is,1a, ANU ~ Jo o. tn Poii;nn
were uspiays VI hre-"orhS aV 'he aNllioh
ana lew resloehces'
I.rrrrps uncalled for at tba Nontnelipr
(vt) post-office July 3, 1887:
Lizzie o. Farnsworth C2), E.pI,. Douglass,
Miss Eva l. Qnidgeon, Rocton Soils,
rharIns ~ misnett 9rhnr mr. steSens
! Charles j. Belviile, G. f. Sargent i3J,
Isaac Brown c. F. Ulrch.
Parties applying for any of the above must
say advertised and give the date.
GEORGE w. WING. Postmaster.
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hhV' HOWARD r. iiiLL' accoiip'n'eu ny
Mrs. Hill, was at Dartmouth College last
week in attendance upon the commence.
,,or+ o1,oro;sos .bo oooas;o,, olso hoin,, +bo
.ioiu . ~ ~ oioc:, : IN oo 'ao I.o oS ~ ~
cIass nf ,xhich ba rss =, nen,har Ha Ia re. rn.
tmrneI u ,vith tho et,i", ., ph n :" to his nome
~ Ja m." b;o. boo, o, fa ~ 'i'' h th
college, not as an honorary one, nut toI
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AT the closing exercises OF ST. Mlchael
school, Wednesday evening, blanchard
| Opera-honse was packed. The programme
was nrincinallv made nm of recitation dia
Ioc,na and mns;c Int yas nade adJ;tion
alIv nleasant hr the Introduction of a calls
thenic exercise nv tbe Girls of tLe scboo
and tahIaaux Tho nunils made a cradit
able annearance tbrnnghout the evening
and the exercises nassed off in q manne,
bigblv gratifvino tn the narents of the chill
dren and friends Of the school.
EvERYBoDY who saw the educated horse
sbould see their counterpart. the trained ST
pornard doos oor,nrisino Dr sar+al,o,
10
5all FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Of thi
week From Roland, the mammoth speci
men, down 10 Juno, the DenVer OF IN
tnr,ny,ncsos ara moii 9vnr7b ,,,itnas;na
lTbay 10 oil sorts Of tricke and do tbaT
,,rn,y,nt,r and ,racofriIv aycantinT fnnn
rbn T. i1Itrodnced as n tired sort 81 n dno
an1 ,,ho IN sustoin;n1 tbat ranntat;on doaa
a,,arvtbina, in tbe aasiest nossibIe waT on,
is vital 5aridedlv miscbievous The li;vin
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tha iittIe follts sh9uId ha tol,ar "
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WE find the following in the Burlingto
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vlllon Hotel at Montpelier was bullt IL ha
> been constant source of wonder how sue
( an establishment could live in Vernon
Its collapse has annually been predicted
6usnaii oG i1G' rs ,ny and M's
I as TODAY 1t has a reputation in Vernon
, which is equalled by but two or thre
houses anu eNGelleu oy :, none, anu Is as we
anu % aNoiaoIS hno" II :ii a. oNer -N1" r. Ens siail
anu largely ou!si'le Vi II as any np.el I III VI
( country; ~ nNes anu prospers pecduse
q mas mas esoaoiiSneu !i, anu honesty eaIheu wiz wiz
anu ehNlaoie repuud!iou' ~ Is peihs NOR
eAtenslteIy Pa'loni,"eu tnls SEASON W WVha
Z ever oeiore, anu uliuel Us PresehV ihahaS
menu Is sreaC SUCCESS
REV. MIR. HIScKs suffered a sudden an
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SEVERE "''aoh Vi ihe"iha''Siii on SUD
OF astweek, which made 1t seem improbab
: that he would be able to conduct the ser
Y ices at Bethany church on Sunday and h
q brother, Professor Edward Y Hincks
Andover, Mass, was requested by telegrar
-' to come and otiiciate in his stead. He. HOY
e ever, recovered sufficiently to be presel
:, ard d f,nI " I oro liot Sennlu
o ing and evening At the close of the form
y service the communion of the Lords Supp,
was observed anu lorty-elght new membe
were receiNeu lnJo lne cHurCn. Il OF